Tag: stress
Latest claims statistics – a reality check for men
Statistics South Africa (StatsSA) confirm that women live considerably longer than men, on average. The general consensus is that the combination of men’s lifestyle choices and their reluctance to seek medical advice is a major contribution to their relatively high incidence of serious health issues at a young age.
Four-day working week – not a one-size fits all!
Although the 4-day workweek model is gaining more attention, it is only a fit for some organisations. Some industries and business types may benefit more than others.
BOOK REVIEW | Meditation for Business
A full-colour, illustrated step-by-step guide to more than 60 techniques that can be used to release stress and anxiety, improve productivity and problem-solving, enhance listening skills and interpersonal relationships, and increase the quality of one’s work-life.
REVIEW | Garmin’s Fēnix 7S Sapphire Solar
An active smartwatch that automatically charges in sunlight is a boon for outdoor enthusiasts. Garmin’s Fēnix 7S Sapphire Solar takes multisport smartwatch performance to a new level, with a combination of astonishing battery life and solar charging.
How your client’s personality shapes their financial decisions
Skillfully applied, profiling tools can sharpen a financial planner’s ability to support their clients. Brands that provide personalised experiences are 80% more likely to yield a purchase from customers, according to a 2021 study by customer journey optimisation platform Yieldify.
BOOK REVIEW | The Stress Code
This book illustrates how stress impacts all facets of our lives and is having devastating effects on the global economy. Stress is both good and bad for you. Small, appropriately timed doses ignite success, help us overcome challenges and grow; but in excess, stress breaks us down. Stress on an ongoing basis is one of the biggest challenges faced by the human race.
Addressing workplace stress, substance abuse and mental illness
There are strong ties between stress, mental illness and substance abuse, with each of these influencing the other to some degree.




























